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no - names don't always conform to caol le caol since that was brought in in fairly recently Muiredach is AFAIK the right way to spell the name.

www.nigelmcloughlin.com Garda na dTóineannaI have a University Diploma in Irish and a Fáinne Óirbut this does NOT mean that I can't be wrong!If this is going on Skin, Stone or Precious MetalALWAYS GET AT LEAST ONE CONFIRMATION

July 16 2005, 15:29 PM

Ballyshannon

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Aside from that spelling on all the Irish jewelry web sites (from Ireland), it's also the same spelling as on a Co. Louth web site dedicated to the meaning of the Muireadach cross, its origins, and explanations of the figures on the cross. Hopefully, they spelled it correctly!

Donnacadh

I'm a beginner and tend to experiment, so wait for more opinions...and please feel free to correct my Irish grammar.